The Alpha League Heroes United

Sisters: Extinction

Chapter 1

My name is Damiron Adone. I am the first Infinisapien to have been born in during the Infiniverse's Dawn Era. That Dawn Era was when more universes appeared apart from the Primordial Universe. I am the one who named our species, and began the Infinisapien Kingdom amongst the endless amounts of beings in the Infiniverses. Our planet Regnonium is highly respected amongst the Infiniverse.

As the first, I took it upon myself to guide my species through all hardships. I fought for a long time, and many of my wounds have taken their toll on me. I am not as strong as I used to be. I may be the first, but certainly not the strongest. Strength in Infinisapiens is measure in how quickly we can adapt and in how large the increments. The average Infinisapien will adapt to block two-thirds of that which it has adapted to, and after that the adaption will be really slow. Terrible for an Infinisapien if the power keeps getting stronger faster than they can adapt. Our strongest warriors have instantaneous adaption that increases constantly and incomprehensible strength.

I used to be one of the strongest Infinisapien a long time ago, but it all changed a long time ago. There were three Infinisapiens sisters that I met in my young childhood. I fell in love with one of them in particular, Tempus Vitae. Soon in my young adult life I proposed to her, and she accepted. Probably one of the happiest moments in my life. But it changed. Right after our marriage, Tempus was murdered. She was lying on the floor on a puddle of a glowing blue substance. The blood of an Infinisapien. I turned to find Tempus' other two sisters. Their hands were covered in blood, and they tried to attack me. Thanks to Daryon, my royal guard, was I saved as he charged in bravely and knocked one out. I fought the other one, and eventually we captured both.

I was in grief, but I couldn't bear myself to execute them. I had grown up with them, and I had thought of them as my friends, but in their hateful jealousy they had committed a crime against their own kin. I banished them to the Infiniversal Council's Prison. Of course, that is where he got to them. Ira Duetus Anguis. The Snake Of Apocalypse, or as he is mostly known, Melanchulus. He cursed the sister's souls, gave them unfathomable power. They returned to Regnonium and brought on a war against the Infiniverse. The Council turned a blind eye to our suffering, along with countless beings that could have helped. We were aided by our only allies and friends. Omnispiens, Matrixians, Angelusapiens, and Deusapiens. Along with the Infinisapiens, we were known as the Manus Viventem Coalition. With our combined efforts we managed to bring down the sisters, but we lost a lot. The Exteverses had been razed over by the sister's might, and they had brought utter genocide in some regions. We sealed them using the power of life. This power came from an unfortunate Infinisapien child who was born on the day the sister's were defeated. We couldn't take the time to having a volunteer, so we used an the child to create the seal. The child was going to be kept protected, but proved far too stubborn to allow himself to be kept away. His name was Solaris Eridis, but he went by another name.

There came peace for a long time. There were few threats to the peace, but we managed to stop anything. Soon the Manus Vicentem Coalition was forgotten. Our brethren, the Matrixians and the Angelusapiens, have gone missing. We didn't worry too much, but we still missed our friends. When nothing happened for years, our worry went away. Among my people the story of the sisters became nothing but a legend.

But something unexpected happened. The seal broke. Solaris Eridis is dead, and the Sisters are now set free upon the Infiniverse once again.

This is my story. I am Damiron Adone, and this are the last hours of my life.

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Music could be heard all around and voices singed merrily. It was a special occasion Infinisapien culture, in which the planets aligned. It only happened once ever few hundred years. There was no way any Infinisapien had missed it, and they were all here. They danced happily as they celebrated. The celebration lasted the whole day, from dawn to dusk. As happy as this day was, one of their kin had just died that day, and on their own birthday as well.